At Christian Brothers Automotive, we've come to rely on one simple passage when it comes to doing business with our customers: "Love your neighbor as yourself." Matthew 22:39.
When Christian Brothers Automotive was first founded in 1982, the founders recognized there was a distinct need for customers to experience something different when they needed their car serviced.
At Christian Brothers Automotive, we not only believe, but we have proven that there is another way to thrive in this industry: by treating our customers like family and ensuring that every transaction is predicated on respect, transparency, and integrity.
From our vibrant, hotel-inspired waiting areas to our commitment to thorough, informative discussions with our customers about their vehicle, Christian Brothers Automotive is proud to have set a new standard for the auto service experience. Our faith has informed these principles from the very beginning and they continue to allow us to make positive connections with the individuals, families, and communities we serve—and, more importantly, keeps them coming back to us.
Jeff Toth, who owns two locations in the greater Houston area, says this:
"People see the respect we show and realize we’re interested
in helping and serving them. We’re not just here to work on cars—we’re
here to serve our customers and partner with them in getting their lives
back in order."
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"It’s not God over there and job over here. God is in everything. I appreciate being able to go into a business where that is embraced."Jade Stanford
"They have a lot of honesty and integrity, and that extends not only to the way they treat customers, but the way they treat franchisees and the way that employees are treated, too."Blair Jordan
"I’ve been very impressed with everything I’ve seen. We’ve met trainers when they’ve come out to the other stores in the Tampa area, and they are always very professional and obviously know what they’re doing and what pitfalls franchisees need to look ..."Retired Army Col. Jud Cook. and his wife Jenny
